Predator Avoidance Migration is a biological adaptation strategy within the broader category of plankton vertical migration, distinguished by the coordinated movement of planktonic organisms to deeper water layers during daylight hours to minimize predation risk from visually oriented predators.
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Seasonal Migration Determined by a Trade-Off between Predator Avoidance and Growth
Christer Brönmark, Christian Skov, Jakob Brodersen et al. · PLoS ONE · 2008 · 197 citations · Full text
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